TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Pizza giant Domino's shocked fans by unexpectedly announcing Monday (March 11) evening that it would cease selling its seafood and Hawaiian pizzas starting March 17. The announcement set off a wave of passionate lamentations online.
In a post on Facebook, Domino's stated that the duo of classic pizzas would be entering their "final slice of life," sparking much discussion and outcry from online users. The company described the two pizzas as the pride of its brand in the post and expressed gratitude to its customers who have supported these favorites over the years.
The news immediately stirred heated debates as fans expressed their dismay. Many online users argued that these particular flavors are their default orders with responses such as "These are the two flavors I order every time" and "The Hawaiian pizza is the only reason I still order from Domino's."
Taiwan boasts reputed pizza chain stores such as Domino's, Napoli Pizza, and Pizza Hut. This dramatic menu change at one of the most prominent pizza chains will undoubtedly influence the pizza preferences of some enthusiasts.
